This year marked the signing of the Williams Treaties.
What is 1923?
This First Nation is located on an island in Lake Scugog.
Who are the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation?
This term refers to the formal agreements between Indigenous peoples and the Crown.
What are treaties?
This traditional Indigenous practice involves burning sacred plants for cleansing and prayer.
What is smudging?
This phrase is often used to acknowledge the traditional territory of Indigenous peoples.
What is a land acknowledgement?
These two Indigenous groups were signatories to the Williams Treaties.
Who are the Chippewa and Mississauga?
This First Nation is located near Rice Lake and is a Williams Treaties signatory.
Who is Alderville First Nation?
This date is recognized as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada
What is September 30th?
The Williams Treaties covered over this many square kilometers of land.
What is 20,000 km2?
This First Nation is located near Peterborough and is part of the Williams Treaties.
Who is Curve Lake First Nations?
This is the name for the traditional language spoken by many Anishinaabe peoples.
What is Anishinaabemowin?
This number of Calls to Action were issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC).
What is 94
This First Nation is located on Georgian Bay and was part of the Chippewa signatories.
Who is Beausoleil First Nation?
This term refers to the Crown's ____ and accommodate Indigenous peoples.
What is the duty to consult?
This term refers to the process of repairing relationships and acknowledging past harms.
What is reconciliation?
This First Nation is located on an Island in Lake Simcoe.
Who is Georgina Island First Nation
This permanent installation in Durham honours residential school survivors.
What is the orange crosswalk and plaque at Regional Headquarters?